Review of Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) by Williamdafoe — 08 Feb 2022

A CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE.

This is seriously the most amazing that marvel has ever put together, and we know they have made so many great and immaculate films. Not only is it an amazing Marvel movie, its just a stunning movie in general. I brought a friend who had never watched a single Marvel movie (somehow), and though they were very confused, they were blown away by how well done and great the movie was. Every little think was breathtaking, the pacing was great, you never got bored or felt like it was rushed, the cinematography was astonishing, the cast was stellar as ever. It was able to accumulate over 20 years of Spider-Man movie history into one damn good movie. It completely captured the nostalgia I felt watching Spider-Man for the first time, while at the same time bringing so many new, joyful moments that I know I will enjoy for the rest of my life. *SPOILER*.

The whole movie is so good, its almost impossible to pick one point, however every scene that has all the different Spider-Men truly have made my life so much better, especially scenes with Andrew Garfield's Peter. The moment when MJ was falling, and Toms Peter was about to lose her, just like Andrew's did, and he saved her... it was beyond beautiful. The whole theatre was in tears, he was finally able to forgive himself for losing Gwen, and even though it didn't take away the grief, he could begin to move on, be Peter Parker again. Andrew Garfield truly played that part to perfection, his Peter Parker, while I have so much love and appreciation for Toby's and Tom's portrayal and movies, will always be my favorite. It was such a blessing to see Maguire and Garfield reprise their roles once more, and their interactions with Holland and one another were beyond amazing. This movie was such a gift, and while I truly hope, and need, the rumors about Andrew reprising his role once more for a long awaited #TASM3 to be true, I will be forever grateful for the experience this movie gave me. Please, please, please make another Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movie, though. We all need it.